Dopamine transporter imaging predicts clinically‐defined α‐synucleinopathy in REM sleep behavior disorder
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Published December 15, 2020
- Alpha-synuclein
- DAT imaging
- Original Research
Meet the Authors
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Lana M. Chahine
External Collaborator
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Michael Brumm
External Collaborator
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Chelsea Caspell-Garcia
External Collaborator
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Wolfgang Oertel
External Collaborator
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Brit Mollenhauer, MD
Co-PI (Core Leadership): Team Schlossmacher, Team Muqit,
University of Göttingen
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Amy W. Amara
External Collaborator
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Ana Fernandez-Arcos
External Collaborator
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Eduardo Tolosa
External Collaborator
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Cristina Simonet
External Collaborator
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Birgit Hogl
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Aleksandar Videnovic
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Samantha Hutten
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Caroline M. Tanner
External Collaborator
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Daniel Weintraub
External Collaborator
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Elliot Burghardt
External Collaborator
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Christopher S. Coffey
External Collaborator
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Hyunkeun Ryan Cho
External Collaborator
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Karl Kieburtz
External Collaborator
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Kathleen Poston, MD
Stanford University
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Kalpana Merchant, PhD
Northwestern University
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Douglas Galasko
External Collaborator
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Tatiana Foroud
External Collaborator
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Andrew Siderowf
External Collaborator
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Ken Marek, MD
University of California, San Diego
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Tanya Simuni, MD
Northwestern University
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Alex Iranzo
External Collaborator
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